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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rev800x:
Sick! So it is that easy? I just reply by addin #@txt.voice.google.com into the "to" field? Thought it was more invovled then that. Thanks for the info!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Perhaps I made it sound a little too simple. The sender's address is:

your_GV_number.senders_number.random_alphanumeric_code at txt.voice.google.com

So I don't think a simple #@txt.voice.google.com will work.

Easiest way to handle it:

1. Enable sms to email in the GV settings. Setup Google sync on your WM phone.

2. Send out an initial sms to a contact through OneDialer or the web interface.

3. The contact's reply should appear in pocket outlook as a new email message.

4. Reply to that message on your phone. The GV system ignores any sig and the quoted message. A new contact will appear in your google contacts - "contact_name (SMS)".

5. You now have duplicate contacts. Simply merge the two through the GV web interface. Now when you want to send a new sms to that contact through your phone, their GV sms address will be saved in their contact info.

Sounds a little complicated, but in practice it's pretty easy, and once a contact's set up you don't have to worry about it again. It's well worth it too - I already pay out the ass for a data plan, so I think it's BS that I should have to pay almost as much for sms to use what is essentially data (a tiny amount at that). You have free texting through GV, you may as well use it. If you'd prefer not to go through all this, OneDialer's sms interface works as well.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] timdawgdentist:
if your onedialer doesn't work.. first delete the xml file in you programs\onedialer

then reinstall............. then refill out info. seemed to work for me

timdawg
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rev800x:
Got it! Thanks! Works like a charm! Much better then using an app IMO.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] livnlarge:
combine with a SIP number??

Hey this app is great... but i think would be perfect if the developer could incorporate it to work with sip so we can make free calls... This is the only app i could use to send and receive sms with my gv number.. but cant make calls with it thru data. Anyone know of an app that can do both?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] darylrue:
how do you sms as google voice number?

and how do you get the google voice sms's to be listed as your contact names?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] livnlarge:
I think you actually have to add the contacts to your GV account at GV's webpage. I dont think OneDialer compares the numbers to the ones in our contact to find the name... which is a good idea. the Developer could actually incorporate that in their with some simple coding.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] darylrue:
Oh.. I thought you were using magicall to do this. I was not a big fan of onedialer when I tested it because I could not use my keypad or keyboard to start typing a phone number or name or t9 name to pull up a contact.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jackhappy:
I too would like the same thing... An app that will provide free sms, free incoming/outgoing calls, caller id, contact integration. And all of this would work with a Data-Only plan.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Lucas0511:
Haven't tested OneDialer yet, looks great, but I still use Fring via Gizmo (now a Google company) to make and receive Wifi/Sip calls with GV. No SMS though.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
You may get your wish (eventually). Google just bought Gizmo5, which became popular when it offered free SIP calling through your GV account. You could then combine that with Fring, Nimbuzz, PortSIP, etc, to do free VOIP calling over data - it worked decently enough under 3g coverage. With Google's buyout Gizmo5 isn't registering any new accounts, so it will be interesting to see how Google will use their new SIP service. If you don't already have a Gizmo5 account though there's not much you can do, as GV in it's current state is nothing more than an addon to your current calling plan.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hecatombercm:
skype issue

Great app, just installed it have been playing around. I have AT&T 3g but in building I use wifi. I am testing it out with AT&T Fuze over wifi when I set it to call cell number it works well and fast. When I set it to call skype number it never seems to come through. I have not played with voicemail or sms features because I have GV SMS forwarded to my pushemail account on my phone, so I get sms instantly and with custom notification settings. Thanks for your hard work, I like how app uses data as now I can completely avoid the use of voice minutes.

edit: I was wrong its working today, and last night I read this entire thread and see not to use this forum for this app anymore.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] breezethrusd:
im loving the fact that this program has sms support, but I read in a earlier post that there is a notification system. For some reason it does not notify me when I have a new SMS. Is there supposed to be a notification popup or a small number next to the SMS logo?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Yes, there is supposed to be a popup, and it only works sometime. When the next one comes out, there'll be a little more advance logging so I'll be able to figure out what is going on.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
hey mdrunk,

just wanted to say i'm still using this great program and even though people aren't posting quite as much in this thread i know that there are people who still check it to see if you have an updated build out. Anyhow, love the app.

As for feedback, I understand that you are working on quite a few things and its probably too much to ask you what those might be, but I second the notification system. I know eariler you said that there was one, but I was assuming that, that notification system was actually a number in the sms animation that i could not see since my screen is WQVGA. But since you have said that it was suppose to be a popup, i guess you can put me down on the list of it sometimes/not really working. Also, it is kinda of difficult to select a contact in the contact menu with my finger, it tends to scroll more often then not rather then select - the samething happens when i look into sms history. Is anyone else having this problem or is it just a sensitivity issue on my end?

Anyhow, hope to see a new build soon. take care pal.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zerorigin:
hey dunk,

though I haven't been able to use the app, I figured from the comments that this is what I wanted~~ however I wasn't able to really use this on my kaiser since I think it's probably made for VGA PPC? my Kaiser has QVGA and the screen wouldn't fit in so I was not able to really try it...

would be really nice if you come up with a QVGA version that HTC users can use?

Thanks a whole lot.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] breezethrusd:
I have the same issue. IT is very had to select a contact. It likes to scroll instead. Also, there is alot of lag when trying to go into the SMS's or contacts. The notification system rarely works.

PS - i dont mean to sound negative. I think the application is fantastic. I am eagerly waiting for updates. Great work!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mrono:
Lovely app however here's some problems i've noticed and features it's needs

bugs

-Buttons are double size and cut off, happens in both stock sprint 6.0, 6.1, and a cooked 6.5 on QVGA screen (see picture)

-App does not auto answer after hitting dial

-the ' in messages gets written as apos; so I'm turns into Iapos;m

-The sms section needs alot of work, it's slow and difficult to use at best

Features I would like to see

-Get the contacts from the google voice account to dial from

-be able to dial straight from the standard contact list

-the ability to dial to google voice then out (no network usage)

All in all it's a good app it just needs to be cleaned up. Keep up the good work.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lemonanisaki:
question

Dear Guys,

I have an HTC tytn II. Will it work on this mobile? I also would like to know, how to get google voice account. At the moment, they don't provide other than 'Grandcentral users'. Any help can you provide to get an account?

Many thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mrono:
it should, and as for the account, you wait until it's public.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] johansons:
This working on tytn2? Im new to this, does it works like msn or it's working like free calls and sms just via the internet connection? Google voice account for the phone?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
Anyone else using this with the Omnia?

Does anyone know how to get the notification system working at least on a minimal level?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ebonygirl:
OneDialer has one very huge thing over iDialer and that's SMS. However the process to send one is clunky. Hard to select a contact, it scrolls when u wann

a select. Anyhow I still install it on every ROM.

Hope the author hasn't abandoned
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ejlmd:
I'm running HTC Vogue (QVGA) so it sounds like I need to wait for a QVGA version.

This concept would seem to have potential to completely eliminate use of cell voice minutes from calling within the US, perfect for someone with unlimited 3G (or WiFi access):

1. OneDialer callback request for outgoing call is placed into GoogleVoice over TCP/IP connection.

2. Callback could be to VOIP client (like PortSip) on the WinMobile handset, registered to accept incoming calls via SIP proxy (eg Gizmo) or VOIP DID.

3. Call is completed from within VOIP/SIP client on the phone.

I hope you continue to have the time and interest to continue your groundbreaking development of this application.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] petermg:
m_drunk, thank you for this app! I am using US CELLULAR and I have free incoming calls so I can just start a call using your app and VIOLA! They don't count against my minutes! WOOT!

I do not use the SMS feature since when someone replys I get an actual SMS to my phone rather than the app and I can't reply there, but I have to use the app, so I have to go back and forth and so I just don't even bother.

As far as contacts, it literally takes about 3 to 5 mins for it to load my contacts, so it's just not practical for me to go into the contacts part of your app, I just type the number in manually. Those are my only issues/bugs/concerns with the app. I am not complaining, just offering you feedback. Thank you again for this app! Keep up the good work! :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Nope. I'm still here, but I haven't checked these messages in forever. I have been crazy swamped at work and home with home improvements. It's been nuts. I got a lot of the bugs worked out that people have *****ed (in a nice way) about. Namely the fact that it doesn't have to go through the intermediary server for calling and SMS, and it picks up the call from GV without the phone ringing (or as soon as the phone gets the digits from caller id, which is pretty damn close to instant). I still only have a VGA version, as I don't have another phone to test this on. But I promise....as soon as the JSON parsing (for sms messages) and contacts speed are fixed, ya'll can have the fricking source code to compile or have someone compile it to other resolutions for you. It's not like it's terribly complicated, but it IS terribly un-commented.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] TechnoHippie:
hey uncommented or not at this stage I'd love to have the source-code to play with ...particullary since I have my own server here and I can install a cert on it...

if ya feel like sharing shoot me an email

technohippie at gmail dot com

-thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] scottsimon1979:
I personally hope you keep up development on OneDialer. I like the way that it dials using the net rather than the longer way. Thanks for your work man....its much appreciated!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
m_drunk:

Been looking all over for an app like this...

I didn't install it yet, and I think I will wait for the next build, but I really appreciate your work and effort on this project.

Good luck with the fixes you are working on!

Also, I have a Treo Pro with a square screen.

Will the app work fine with the 320 x 320 resolution?

Thanks!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sulten:
ok quick question when open onedialer and push the number i would like to call it rings my cell number.

so on the setup i have

GV: i have my GV number

Username: have that

Password: i have that

Number to dial from ( cell number ) : i have my cell number

do i have something wroing? i want to call another number to make sure it works. but when i dial it rings my phone not he person i am calling

in GV under settings / phone i have my cell number as a forward number but its not checked to forward the call. i havent given out the number to anyone so im trying this for the 1st time.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] slick69:
iDialer calls me twice for every number I dial via GV, I take it this program doesn't have that bug?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jthomas89466:
GV Number?

Where do I get my GV Number? I have a google voice account, but not for mobile. Are they different? If so, what steps do I need to take to get this on my Touch Pro? Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vikramdhani:
I dont know why but i think this app should be a freeware :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thesecondsfade:
this app is too clunky to not be free.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] audiobastard:
works well enough

I just downloaded this for my Acer neotouch. Won't work w/just MS compact framework 2.0 (did at first, but w/stock acer rom it won't). I had to install 3.5. I get errors regularly now for some reason about onedialer.exe. made a runtime error or something. Otherwise, it does the job like gvmobile.

Otherwise, it works great.

Feature needed: I would love to be able to access my stock number's call history from onedialer. That is so important. I don't want to save everyone who sends me an sms to contacts and I'm bad at remembering new numbers when I just don't care about them lol.

other than that, this app is wonderful despite some of the errors that pop up. I guess that's just kinda the way windows mobile can be with all the cool stuff you can do with it.

Thanks man, you did a really nice job.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MikesDroid:
Installed and liking it so far. If I continue to like it I will gladly buy it for only $7
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cunninlogic:
How can I reset my trial? I just got my data connection working but I had installed this thing a month ago. I can't test the app because the trail expired. I was so happy my data is working that I can finally use my GV# and now im dissapointed again! I tried uninstalling the program and deleting the folder....what else do I need to do?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lungjian:
Not so great

I had used a previous version (free beta) and it was awesome. Downloaded the trial version of the current release and it's not working so well. Many numbers dial out only to receive an "invalid number" voice response from Google. It's also gotten much more complicated and I can't get the "choose call method" to work anymore. I don't think I'll be paying for it and will remove it once the trial expires if I can't get it working better. Guess I'm going to have to get an Android phone to get full integration with GV, Gmail, Gdocs, etc.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thehardcoder:
I wasn't able to find out a link to download this from the site, how do I get this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] surgex0:
What exactly is going on with this app?

The twitter account is gone -- website is dead there is no download link and I registered for a forum account like 6 hours ago and it says the admin hasn't "approved" it yet -- is this abandoned or what? OP please update!?

EDIT:

Talked to OP (thanks btw) -- he said project is dead since google updated their backend.

Oh well.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cyberjesus:
where

Can I get this app? the website is down.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sulten:
thanks to everyone i got it

you get your GV number by signing in to your GV account then go to setting and you should see a tab that says phone.

when people call your GV # you can set it up to forward to your cell phone number so you wont have a diff number or anything. if you have free number you can call on your cell like pick 5 or fav or etc. then put your GV number as one of those.

that way when you give people your GV number it will forward to your cell and incoming as GV and therefor free call since its in the Fab 5. then when you call out use one dialer to call google voice and then call out.

your cell calls your GV number which is a free number to call by Fav 5 and this resulting in free outgoing calls.

there for your mobile is now unlimited call in and call out.

hope this all sounds right
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
actually, GV calls your phone with my app.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sulten:
yes thats how it works, i knew i left something out or didnt say it quit right. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
m_drunk:

Any idea when the next version of the app will be finished and posted?

Especially since Google is coming out with Android and BlackBerry apps tomorrow...

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jthomas89466:
Thanks for your reply! When I go into Google Talk on my PC and go to settings, there is no Phone Tab. Any thoughts? Thanks again!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] captobie:
Google Talk and Google Voice are different services.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gfdtruckie:
gotta go under "Settings" after you log into Google Voice (top right of the screen)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jthomas89466:
I do have Google talk. Thanks.

Ok, I sent for a invite for Google Voice. Thanks again for your help!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Did not know that. Maybe I'll get crackin' tonight. Can't think of anything else I have to do.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
Did you ever get the json and html/xml parser ported over? Also, I know this was asked before, but any luck on having the native dialer, history, and sms applications working with OneDialer.

There is another application that is only for the iphone that seems similar to OneDialer, called GV Mobile. Maybe some of the other issues can be resolved by checking out this app to get future features.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
That's what I'm working on. There is a bunch of generics stuff that doesn't work that I have to custom class out.

What do you mean by native? The stuff that's already on the phone? No. Only the contacts.

I may....but I really think after I get it standalone, I'm just going to GPL the whole thing and release the code.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
I really should download the current version...

I'd just rather wait until you have the next fixes in place, and the new version available.

Also, will the next version notify you when you get a new SMS?

Thanks for all the work!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I'd wait for the next.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
I really do wish Google gave more love to WM users. I know they have their own market, but why Blackberry over us??

After reading that they are releasing a standalone App for Android and Blackberry, it makes me root for m_drunk that much more.

The article about that is here: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
I'm gonna wait...

Just don't want to wait too long!!

Any idea when you think it will be done?

And will there be SMS notifications?

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Yes there will be notifications. I'm really going to work on it tonight. I'll update later on. Stupid auto-answer is being fickle.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
Thanks!

Just my opinion - auto answer is not that big of a deal - I don't really mind hitting a key to answer the call...

Also, I have Treo Pro, which has a square 320 x 320 screen.

Will the current version of the app work with it?

If there's anything I can do to help, or test the program, please tell me...

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
Yes, by native I meant the stuff that's already on the phone. So then to clarify, with OneDialer I can go into the contact list built into my phone and dial contacts from there and utilize OneDialer?

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
Btw m_drunk, I've been using Iris v. 1.1.9 to send SMS when I put it in the mobile view because it was slightly easier. Maybe there's something in that coding that makes it display and scroll better? However, since the web interface for google doesn't integrate the contacts, unless you synced you GV account with your phone then you are kind of out of luck when it comes to contacts.

Your program will really be a savior because it will allow us to possibly get SMS notification and dial out to our contacts and people that are not in our contact list.... (something google doesn't care to mention in their blogpost about non blackberry and android users). But, I digress because you already knew this. Hope you can extract some coding from the Iris for how displaying the GV account might be able to scroll.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
not exactly. it's uses the WM contacts api to open them.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sid0101:
Pay no mind to me, but as I was reading stuff today on the interwebs I realized that m_drunk is really doing the work of an entire team. The Google team has created their apps and even some Iphone developers are creating Google Voice apps (Riverturn).

After putting it all in perspective - thanks for your dedication dude.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] phelanx:
I absolutely agree.

Then again... why hasn't Google produced a Windows Mobile application?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
seriously? Check out some of the AP, slashdot and gizmodo new stories in the last couple of weeks. MS and G not exactly friends.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] phelanx:
True. I have been reading, but would hope that they would want to reach the most people as possible.

Regardless, the most important part of my comment was the implied "Thank you! Keep up the good work."
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
thanks man.

to everyone else: I'll get started around 5'ish. Who has VGA to test functionality this evening as I go?

skype? gtalk? PM me.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
Sent a PM.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
I have one, HTC Touch Pro. But I want to know is the app easily uninstalled or do I have to do registry tweaks to clear the application?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
easily uninstalled. microsoft installer.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] isaacl:
m_drunk:

I tried PM'ing you...

Tell me if you didn't get it.

Also, out of curiosity, how do you create cab files?

Thanks.